Its the second one , sorry if i m wrong
<span>An unusual and sometimes farfetched implied comparison that is applied to an object scene person emotion or other natural situation is called conceit.
It is a sort of extended metaphor which poets often use to make comparisons between very different things.
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Answer:I believe it’s despair.
Explanation:
I believe it’s despair because the actual meaning of euphoria is happiness or excitement.
The text is a bit blurry so I tried by best in interpreting the passage:
Ashley's attitude changes throughout the passage through the course of the story, for at first she seems uncertain at the interview if she could handle the grandiose scale of animals. Yet, she ponders for a moment, and realization strikes that the space exploration and observatory which compelled her to agree. Therefore, through Ashley's field of interest, her attitude amends from uncertainty to confidence.